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September 24th 08
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Protons and electrons pull each other
by electric force. The electrons in their shells pull on the protons
in the nucleus and vice versa. The pull of protons on electrons effects the jump speed of electrons when moving to a higher energy shell. MItch Raemsch 
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September 25th 08
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Protons and electrons pull each other
BURT wrote: by electric force. The electrons in their shells pull on the protons in the nucleus and vice versa. The pull of protons on electrons effects the jump speed of electrons when moving to a higher energy shell. MItch Raemsch think in waves, denser and denser waves of energy. holog
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September 25th 08
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Protons and electrons pull each other
holog wrote: BURT wrote: by electric force. The electrons in their shells pull on the protons in the nucleus and vice versa. The pull of protons on electrons effects the jump speed of electrons when moving to a higher energy shell. MItch Raemsch think in waves, denser and denser waves of energy. holog a vortice of wave energy will appear to be "solid" holog
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September 25th 08
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Protons and electrons pull each other
holog wrote: holog wrote: BURT wrote: by electric force. The electrons in their shells pull on the protons in the nucleus and vice versa. The pull of protons on electrons effects the jump speed of electrons when moving to a higher energy shell. MItch Raemsch think in waves, denser and denser waves of energy. holog a vortice of wave energy will appear to be "solid" holog and it will have a characteristic called "spin" holog
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September 25th 08
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Protons and electrons pull each other
On Sep 24, 2:38 pm, BURT wrote:
by electric force. The electrons in their shells pull on the protons in the nucleus and vice versa. The pull of protons on electrons effects the jump speed of electrons when moving to a higher energy shell. MItch Raemsch The strong electrostatic force dominates over the weak force of gravity. ~ BG
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September 25th 08
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Protons and electrons pull each other
Am Wed, 24 Sep 2008 22:39:56 -0400 schrieb holog in
in sci.physics.relativity: BURT wrote: by electric force. The electrons in their shells pull on the protons in the nucleus and vice versa. The pull of protons on electrons effects the jump speed of electrons when moving to a higher energy shell. MItch Raemsch Wow, miracles never cease. Mitch Raemsch actually said something true. It's precisely that reason that regular methane (CH4) lasers have a different operating wavelength than deuterated-methane (CH3D) lasers. -- // The TimeLord says: // Pogo 2.0 = We have met the aliens, and they are us!
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